Adam & SaraiAdam & Sarai
Wedding PartyWedding Party
Joel BaezJoel Baez
Officiant
I met Adam years ago when he was only 15 and going through Youth worship classes. We instantly bonded through our love of worship and love of God. My first impression of Adam was “There is no way he is 15, he’s bold!” I quickly realized he was 15 going on 30, and that is still the case, he is wise beyond his years. I reconnected with Adam, after my wife and I returned from living in Texas and visited Bridge Young Adults. I was blown away with his growth in such a short amount of time! He was now leading and helping others grow! This is when our relationship went from acquaintances to friends. Around this time is when Sarai entered the picture and we quickly realized there was something between these two. Where do I start with my first impression of Sarai? She was also bold to say the least. She was already cracking jokes within a couple of days of meeting her. It is no wonder these two get along so well. They have a great sense of humor and the chemistry between them is undeniable. We love going on double dates with them and there is never a dull moment! I can’t wait to see what great plans God has for them in life and we are so blessed to be a part of it. We love you both future Mr and Mrs. Holland
Jackie OrellanaJackie Orellana
Maid of Honor
I met Sarai at work and I knew we were going to be friends before she was hired. I’m so happy that I can call her my best friend and have so much love for her! I love that I finally found someone that is funny and down to earth. The first time I met Adam was at work and he came in to drop off Sarai and I coffee and he said he was the delivery boy and he turned red cause he knew who I was. I didn’t think Sarai would find someone who would put with her but I guess they are more similar than I thought and that makes them perfect for each other. I look forward to hearing their vows to each other on the wedding day. I just know it’s not the same having the bean without the rice.
Diana BaezDiana Baez
Matron of Honor
I love Adam and Sarai, they are both amazing friends! I met Sarai first at our Young Adults church service. My first impression of Sarai was, "She is so joyful!" I loved her outgoing personality and the great conversations we would have. Anytime you speak to Sarai, just know you're going to get a good laugh. Sarai and I started as friends and over time she joined my discipleship group which drew us closer! Sarai is a friend who is very intentional and always kind. I met Adam through Sarai and we all instantly clicked! We enjoy going on double dates with them whether it's with boba or tacos! One of the many things that I love about them both is that they are always open to seeking guidance in their relationship. They are a couple that my husband and I enjoy pouring into! I am very excited to join them on their wedding day. I can't wait to celebrate this wonderful couple!
Jose MuriloJose Murilo
Best Man
Adam is one of my best friends, and we’ve known each other for a while now. One of my favorite memories with him has to be the time we went to Vegas and raced hypercars. Adam introduced me to Sarai, and my first impression of her was, “She’s crazy” lol As a couple, my favorite memories with them are either when we had a BBQ at Sarai’s house or when we’d spend time just driving around together. A little about me: I love cars and motorcycles, and while I’ve got plenty of stories about Adam, trust me, I can’t talk about them.
Edwin Moran GuevaraEdwin Moran Guevara
Best Man
I first met Adam when I started serving in the Youth Ministry. He was my student, but at the same time, my teacher in the media department. Over time, I became his leader—while also becoming his friend. Adam isn’t just my friend; he’s my little brother—one of the few people I can honestly say I’d go to the ends of the earth for if he needed me (Proverbs 19:24). Favorite memories of Adam and Sarai? Definitely when they finally confessed their feelings for each other. It was pretty obvious they liked each other. What I’m most excited for on the wedding day? Seeing my brother finally marry someone who brings him joy—and someone who can put up with him. I never would’ve thought he’d be the first to get married. Figured Jose would’ve beat him to it, but I guess not.
Niyah SmithNiyah Smith
Bridesmaid
I met Sarai through the Bridge Young Adults (home church), and it was honestly a very organic connection. She's super outgoing and fun! One of my favorite memories is when she called me Aniyah for the first time—it was hilarious and special. What I love most about Sarai is her ability to make anything funny; plus, she's so forgiving, which I deeply respect. I met Adam through Night Life Outreach, where we were placed in the same group. My first impression of him was, "Dang, this kid is spirit-filled!" My favorite memory of Adam and Sarai is from our time in Jamaica. I can't explain it all now, but it really showed me how protective he is over her. I’m honored to be part of the wedding as a bridesmaid and prayer warrior on deck 🫡. If I had to describe Adam and Sarai, I'd say they are unorthodox, funny, and resilient. As for me? A unique fact is that I just really love people. And honestly, I’m so looking forward to a fun, faith-filled Christian wedding 💒
Paul ArballoPaul Arballo
Groomsman
Adam has been a friend for about three and a half years, always standing by my side. He’s the big brother I’ve always needed. One of my favorite memories with him is when we went to my tía’s beach house and spent a couple of nights there. I met Sarai through Adam; they became friends, and he introduced me to her. From the very beginning, I always felt safe and welcomed with her. She’s perfect for Adam. I’m most excited to see Adam happy—that’s all I’ve ever wanted for him. We’ve both seen each other at our lowest points, and I’m grateful to be part of his very special day. Funny enough, Adam hated me before we met. Now, we’d both take a bullet for each other. I’m so proud of you big brother.
Brionna MartinezBrionna Martinez
Bridesmaid
I first met Sarai while training for the Bridge Young Adults mission trip to Jamaica, and it quickly felt like God brought us together for a reason. During the trip, our friendship grew deeper, and one of my favorite memories was creating vision boards at her house, sharing dreams, goals, and encouraging each other in the process. Watching Sarai and Adam’s relationship grow has been amazing. Adam impressed me with his maturity and knowledge, though I was surprised to learn he’s younger than I thought! As a couple, they complement each other beautifully, bringing out the best in one another, adding joy, anointing, and freedom to their bond. Being part of Sarai’s wedding journey is such an honor. Sarai and Adam are holy, happy, and hilarious, with unwavering faith, contagious joy, and humor for every situation. I’m most excited to see them exchange vows—it will be such a beautiful moment—and to celebrate with everyone, hitting the dance floor.
Austin BryantAustin Bryant
Groomsman
I had the honor and privilege of knowing Adam for about two years now. But our relationship didn’t grow until he joined my discipleship group at church. As much as I had the privilege to teach and lead him. I also, learned so much from him as well. He has so much wisdom and it’s been a blessing watching God shape and molding him as the man of God, that God wants him to be. For Sarai I first met her and her servant heart when she joined the night life outreach. No matter the weather, obstacles or excuses that came up she never let that get in the way of going out to share the gospel to lost souls that were hurting. Not only have I seen both of them grow in so many different ways, but I also have seen the love of the Lord grow exponentially and I pray they continue to keep Him at the center of their relationship! I love them both so much!